I have to say that I am becoming a pretty big fan of the Android Operating System.  It is extremely powerful, well built, and works great.  So, I was pretty curious when my friend Wayne (formerly of Gear Diary) shot me an email (actually a Google Wave) with a link to an official Android forum in Google’s forums.  This one looks at the Android OS, and contains over 2500 threads...

Our sibling site Android Central let us know that Google has shoved every social media form you can imagine, from Facebook to Twitter to Foursquare, to dunno, Friendserjaiku? into something called Buzz. After Google Wave, which came off as WikiChat to us, were not sure about all this Google-mash, but Phil gives us a ...

You don't have to look far past Palm's Synergy tech for webOS and smaller-scale operations like INQ to understand that social internetworking -- an intelligent aggregation of every corner of your life -- is the wave of the mobile future, and Google's going on record saying that it understands. At a T-Mobile- and Google-sponsored event in San Francisco earlier today, Andy Rubin (you ...

I've been trying to figure out how to best comment on Google Wave, but really, all I can say is that it would be great that if as a web destination, that the conversations and interactivity here could mimic what was demonstrated with Google Wave. I think that in terms of conversations, connecting, and communication, that this is the kind of rich functionality that we should be looking towards here...

ConceptDraw MindWave for Google Wave enables teams to collaborate on mind maps in an interactive interface in real time, to build map structures that represent existing or future projects and tasks.

2010 could be the year of the mobile phone hack attack. Thats according to Roel Schouwenberg, a senior malware researcher at Kaspersky Lab Americas. Schouwenberg is making the media rounds this final week of 2009 to present his theory that Google Wave, the iPhone and Android could sustain heavy cyber attacks throughout 2010. Although Schouwenberg stopped

Today, February 9th, 2010, Google has yet another release for us(Android Users) that extends the abilities of your Android Device and Gmail account. This free service is called Google Buzz and is essentially another social networking medium. With Google Wave not making much headway, the introduction of Google Buzz to all Google Accounts combined with

The Sydney Morning Herald reports that Apple has been sending inquiries to Australian media companies asking if they'd consider distributing their content on the device, adding to the mountain of evidence for the worst-kept secret in the consumer electronics industry. Google Android 2.0 will add built-in Exchange and Facebook support along with many other improvements to Android phones. Devel...

This app, which accesses Google Wave, isn't much different than accessing the collaboration service through the mobile browser on your iPhone or iPod touch. But the recent addition of push notifications is a step in the right direction.

This app, which accesses Google Wave, isn't much different than accessing the collaboration service through the mobile browser on your iPhone or iPod touch. But the recent addition of push notifications is a step in the right direction.